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Welcome to Maroun Mediterranean Grill
At Maroun Mediterranean Grill, we celebrate the rich tapestry of authentic Lebanese cuisine. Nestled in Seattle, our restaurant invites diners into a warm and friendly atmosphere where every meal tells a story. With a menu that boasts generous portions of delectable dishes like falafel and baba ghanoush, we emphasize fresh, clean flavors that create a memorable dining experience. Our welcoming staff ensures that each guest feels at home, while options for vegan and vegetarian diets cater to diverse palates. Whether you're savoring a sumptuous dinner with family or enjoying takeout, Maroun embodies the spirit of Mediterranean hospitality. Join us for a journey through flavor!
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Maroun Mediterranean Grill
Welcome to Maroun Mediterranean Grill, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Seattle at 366 Roy St. Here, authenticity meets comfort, offering a vibrant dining experience that captures the essence of Lebanon through its rich flavors and warm hospitality.
As you step inside, you'll be greeted by a friendly staff that prioritizes your experience. Customers have praised the attentiveness of the team, eager to accommodate and ensure that every meal is memorable. Whether you're seated during a bustling Seahawks game or on a quiet evening, the atmosphere exudes a sense of warmth and community.
- Exceptional Falafel: Patrons rave about the falafel, often hailed as some of the best one can find. Crispy on the outside and bursting with flavor on the inside, it's a dish that beckons to be shared.
- Delicious Baba Ghanoush: Complementing the main dishes perfectly, the Baba Ghanoush features clean, fresh flavors without the heaviness that often plagues similar offerings. It’s a must-try for both newcomers and returning guests.
- Generous Portions: Many reviews highlight the sizable portions, ensuring that diners leave satisfied. The kitchen does not skimp on the ingredients, allowing you to indulge in a variety of dishes without feeling overwhelmed.
- Authentic Lebanese Wines: The menu offers a delightful selection of authentic Lebanese wines, enhancing your meal with the perfect pairing. Customers have noted that these wines add a new dimension to the dining experience.
Accessibility also stands out at Maroun Mediterranean Grill. Located conveniently near Seattle's theaters and museums, it makes for an ideal pre-or post-event dining option. Whether you're visiting for a special occasion or simply craving flavorful Mediterranean cuisine, Maroun serves as the perfect locale.
In a city brimming with dining options, Maroun Mediterranean Grill distinguishes itself through delectable dishes, a welcoming environment, and a commitment to high-quality ingredients. Each bite transports you to Lebanon, reminding you of the joy that comes from sharing good food with good company. So next time you're in Seattle, let Maroun Mediterranean Grill be your destination for a culinary journey filled with flavor, warmth, and satisfaction.
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“ It was super easy to be seated (think there was a Seahawks game going on, so the local bars were full) and the staff was SUPER friendly. They accommodated us and let us move tables when a nearby customer wouldn't cover their mouth and kept coughing in our direction. The waitress forgot our drink and compensated with a little extra (the white wine is delicious here). Beyond that, the food was incredible. GF said it's some of the best falafel she's had. If you want a clean restaurant with great atmosphere, friendly staff, and great food, then Maroun is a great choice! ”
“ We were warmly greeted by Miriam. The Menu is varied and we all enjoyed our sumptuous authentic Lebanese Meals and Lebanese Wines. The portions are quite generous. Maroun is walking distance to all the Theaters and Museums of Seattle Center as well as Climate Pledge Arena where Kraken plays. We look forward to dining at Maroun again. ”
“ Second time here. Food is tasty, clean flavors, not too greasy at all. I liked the Baba ghanoush. W tried several dishes, all generous portions. Wish we did family style. The veggies were delicious and like I said not too greasy. The bread was out of this world! One part of the bread was kinda hard like it was reheated cut it was still delicious. I felt bad for the woman working there, she was all by herself and the place filled up but the time we left at 6:30 on a Sunday. Not a quick in and out type of place but definitely worth a visit. Oh, I should say the last time I came here I and the hummus and it was the best hummus I've had in my life! ”
“ Such a cute little spot with delicious food and great staff! I will def come back here when I'm in town. So much flavor in every bite. Prices are decent as well! ”
“ Came again and happy we did We were seated right away. The staff was attentive, the food portions were big and tasted great. ”
“ This is a centrally located restaurant close to Science Center/Climate Pledge Arena. It's a quiet restaurant with fast service and decently sized portions. We came at 7pm on a Saturday and there was no line. The hostess asked us if we had a show to go to so I suspect a lot of their customers are from people coming in to see shows at Climate Pledge. We got the vegetable platter and the lamb shwarma. In both, the rice was extremely delicious. The vegetable platter was significantly better than the lamb shwarma with more types of food as well as a side of pita (not pictured). Knocking off one star since the lamb was actually not as tender as you would expect. If you have been to Aladdin's near UW, the value is much better with better taste (tender meat). Still would go here again just to eat the rice again! ”
“ Went here for the first time before a Michael Buble concert. The place looks small but there's also an additional room on the side. Everything was so fresh and done to perfection. My pictures show how beautiful everything is. Hummus was great, the eggplant appetizer was to die for and the chicken was grilled so nicely. The only thing I did not care for was the baklava. It wasn't because it was drizzled with flower water in lieu of honey. It just had no flavor with the exception of the phyllo dough. Looked absolutely beautiful, but again if it had a taste, I don't know what it was. That said, if you're not a huge dessert person, I would definitely go. Be prepared if the place is busy to wait a little bit for your food ”
